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The document discusses several presentations given at a conference on technology trends applicable to New Zealand businesses. Presentations included topics on cloud computing, BYOD, enabling customer agility, modern offices, plug and play enterprise computing, intelligent storage, and collaborating through the cloud. Speakers discussed how these technologies can help local businesses engage customers differently and free employees from traditional desks.
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Whangarei speaker ppt
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- 3. Ben Kepes How Cloud Computing is Applicable to Kiwi Business
- 4. Tim Robinson Engage the Future of Business
- 5. Bill Ruys Gordon Ramsey Sue Milner Local businesses engaging differently
- 8. John Paul-Sikking The Essentials about BYOD
- 9. Alan Nehemia Blair Strahan Enabling Customer Agility
- 10. Luke Peters Free Your Users From Their Desks
- 11. Paul Quirk A Modern Office Has Arrived
- 12. Joao Almeida Making Life Simple – Plug and Play Enterprise Computing
- 14. Glen Bearman Collaborating Through the Cloud